Film
Current Features
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An Island of Substance in an Ocean of StyleShutter Island movie review
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Loco Corazon Beats Tired and TrueCrazy Heart movie review
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Film Review: It’s ComplicatedDivorced From Reality… With Benefits
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Creating Heroes from CriminalsA Prophet (Un Prophete) explores the evolution of a French-Arab prisoner in modern day France
Archives
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What Happens in The Room Stays in The RoomInterview with director Tommy Wiseau
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Zoe Beloff at MoMAFilmmaker talks Coney Island exhibition, more at Modern Modays
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An Evening with Nina KönnemannMoMA Presents German Auteur
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A Town Called PanicClaymation chaos ensues
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Terry Gilliam’s Movie MagicThe film that got made despite it all
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Beyond the AbsurdThe Far Out Collaborations of Ronald Tavel and Andy Warhol
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Bella CineTFS presents Italian Neorealism retrospective
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MoMA Presents The ContendersThey could have been a…
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Throne of Blood Plays at the MetSamurai cinema
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Unearth the Precious Gems of Southern Asian FilmDocumentaries, narratives, lectures and panel discussions at the ninth annual MIAAC film festival.
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Rocking on the High SeasPirate Radio inspired by the true tale of DJs broadcasting rock music from a boat in the North Sea
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Broken EmbracesReuniting with Penélope Cruz, Pedro Almodóvar returns with noir tale
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Me and Orson Welles Explores a Moment in HistoryRichard Linklater’s new film offers a glimpse of the last gleam of theater’s reign
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From Chilling Documentaries to Serious ThrillersThe 47th New York Film Festival selects stunning independent films
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Brightest StarRomance versus art in the life of John Keats
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Are You Ready To Roll?Lebowski Fest is back in New York with the Dude and his cohorts
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The Woman Who Banished the CorsetAn all-new Coco Chanel biopic arrives this fall
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Riding the WaveThe New York Surf Film Festival goes beyond easy notions of the surf film
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The World OnscreenLincoln Center’s tribute to 30 years of First Run Features
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St. Nick Explores Growing UpWriter-director David Lowery’s new film follows two kids on their own
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Fall Film TriumphsAmid economic woes independent film comes through
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How a Generation Took OffThe true story behind Woodstock
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Rooftop Films Goes GreenEarth Days shows at East River park/environmental center
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Searching for LoveCombining elements of reality and fantasy, Paper Heart goes on the hunt
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Taking It to the RoofsRooftop Film Festival is bringing independent movies to the people
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Anything but LifelessHorror/coming-of-age movie Deadgirl is both thrilling and thoughtful
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When Bad is GoodDocumentary explores “the worst movie ever”
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Occupation Story Gets New LifeA Woman in Berlin to be shown at the Angelika
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Film Festival Duo Presents Two New FilmsRooftop Films and International Film Festival Rotterdam combine forces
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The Films of River to River Festival ’09Showing at the Elevated Acre, this year’s features are classics set in New York City
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Movies With a ViewGet down to the river and see a classic film for free
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Soul PowerFrom Zaire to its New York premiere
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Rushes Soho Shorts FestivalKeeping cinemaphiles busy across the pond
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Founding a FestivalBAMcinématek celebrates its tenth anniversary with a new tradition
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A Road Trip to SomewhereSam Mendes’ Away We Go hits theaters this month
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Cooling Off in the GrassBryant Park’s Summer Film Festival—a great way to spend a summer night in New York City
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Criminal IntentJim Jarmusch’s version of life outside the law
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Digital Video, a Shoestring Budget, and One Porn Star……Soderbergh will not rest
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2009 Tribeca Film Festival Guide to DocumentariesNYC’s answer to Sundance celebrates 7th year
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2009 Tribeca Film Festival Guide to Feature FilmsNYC’s answer to Sundance celebrates 7th year
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Sex, Drugs & 1980s LABret Easton Ellis’ The Informers hits theaters
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Shirley Temple’s The Little PrincessRare screening at the Met is all-ages crowd pleaser
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Planes, Trains and ImmigrantsSin Nombre director gambles on border crossings at box office
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Tokyo!Three filmmakers attack the Japanese capital
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Honoring IFCBAM pays tribute to innovative international distributor with premiere screenings
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Valentino UnzippedDoc chronicles famous designer’s retirement from haute couture
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HungerArty examination of Maze Prison strikes in Northern Ireland
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Award Season Gets an Edgy StartWith indies making mainstream waves in 2008, the Independent Spirit Awards set the tone for 2009
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Darth WeinsteinHarvey sucks the heart out of Fanboys, an homage to Star Wars geeks
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Of Time and the CityTerence Davies eulogy to Liverpool is about more than the Beatles
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Notorious B.I.G.New biopic explores a life lived ready to die
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The Revolution, Part OneChe: The Argentine, opens just in time for Benicio’s Oscar bow
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Wendy and LucyMichelle Williams wows critics in recession-appropriate tale of an unfortunate road trip
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In the City of SylviaMan meets woman meets 24 in Jose Luis Guerin’s latest visually lyrical love tale
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Rian Johnson Is the New Wes AndersonPostmodern Brothers Bloom deals in fantastical reality
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Carnage and CartoonsWaltz with Bashir is an animated take on the Israeli invasion of Lebanon from a filmmaker who was on the frontlines
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Between the WallsThe Wire’s Ed Burns and French author Francois Begaudeau depict the challenges and rewards of modern urban education
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A Very French ChristmasArnaud Desplechin’s new film is a dark exploration of addiction, resentment and redemption
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The Mayor of Castro StreetBiopic on the man who made Clay Aiken’s People cover possible
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The Cold War and Feedback: A History of the MonksNew documentary offers lesson in underated, influential rock of the 1960s
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FrontrunnersIn Caroline Suh’s new documentary on student-body elections at Stuyvesant High School, perfection is the only option
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Nick & Norah’s Infinite PlaylistNew comedy combines New York City’s infamous rock ’n’ roll venues and young, blooming love
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Stone Models W. after NixonWill one of America’s most famous directors catch the cultural zeitgeist of the upcoming election, or flop at the box office?
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Small-town Pennsylvania Boy Makes Good ArtThe street was his gallery, but Keith Haring’s noble ambitions couldn’t shield him from corruption
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Film Society of Lincoln Center Presents 46th Annual FestivalRestored classics, panel discussions with hot directors and cutting-edge international cinema
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Barney Rosset Created Safe Haven for Underground Literary LionsNew biopic documents life of the man behind the men who changed the face of American culture
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Don’t Touch That URLThe Internet offers a bevy of programming options for those burnt out on the boob tube
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Burn After Reading Is Coen Casting Genius -
BAM Screens Howard HawksFrom screwball comedy to musical, sci-fi to western, film noir to gangster flick, this American auteur defined or added to virtually every cinematic genre
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New Orleans Native Documents Katrina in Trouble the Water -
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Murder He Wrote: Kubrick’s Killer’s Kiss -
Glam’s Velvet Goldmine Marks End of McCarren’s Film Season